I've used preamps for years.
I believe that you'd have huge problems if you do that.
However, there is such a thing as 'distributed amplification' where you 'could possibly' benefit from a second preamp.
An example of that is if you have one preamp at the antenna with a long feedline. You 'may' be able to benefit by adding a second preamp inside to overcome that loss.
BUT, not with so much gain. More like 10 dB or so, a very low noise figure and, high IP3.
I've done exactly that, in several instances, with good results.
Experimentation for your exact setup is the only way to know for sure.
Rich